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USB Support: HP-UX ITE

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USB Support: HP-UX ITE1 • Requires 10.20 ACE-4, or • Requires 11.x (exact release nomenclature unknown at publication) • Supports all WSY-supplied localized layouts. • Does not support Euro ( ), since the ITE emulates HP term0, which defines only the HP-Roman8 character set, which has no available code position for Euro. Euro is supported in Xserver. • Does not support the "logo" or "menu" keys (may later). These keys are supported in Xserver. • Responds to first keyboard found (same search algorithm as firmware). • Permits detach / re-attach (console switch) if only one keyboard is present. If two or more are present, console will move to the next available keyboard when the first disappears. 1. ITE: Internal Terminal Emulator - the pre-windows HP term0 console mode.

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USB Support: HP-UX ITE
1
•
Requires 10.20 ACE-4, or
•
Requires 11.x (exact release nomenclature unknown at publication)
•
Supports all WSY-supplied localized layouts.
•
Does not support Euro (
E
), since the ITE emulates HP
term0
, which defines only
the HP-Roman8 character set, which has no available code position for Euro.
Euro is supported in Xserver.
•
Does not support the “logo”
or “menu”
keys (may later).
These keys are supported in Xserver.
•
Responds to first keyboard found (same search algorithm as firmware).
•
Permits detach / re-attach (console switch) if only one keyboard is present. If
two or more are present, console will move to the next available keyboard when
the first disappears.
1.
ITE: Internal Terminal Emulator - the pre-windows HP
term0
console mode.